Category: Benjamin Franklin

Twelve Lessons Benjamin Franklin Might Have Taught Me If…

After Writing This Post, I Time Traveled, Returning to the Days of My Youth, And Someone Forced Me to Read It When you get to be my age, you realize how much easier your life would have been if you had known sooner what you know now. The thing is, it has all been written, … Continue reading Twelve Lessons Benjamin Franklin Might Have Taught Me If… →

Senate Hearings Today for President Biden’s USPS Board of Governors’ Nominees

Benjamin Franklin was appointed our first Postmaster General in 1775, a year before the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress. Those were the days when men wore breeches, cravats, shoe buckles, and powdered their hair. Post was delivered by horsedrawn carriage, or by carriers who rode on horseback. Mail delivery may have … Continue reading Senate Hearings Today for President Biden’s USPS Board of Governors’ Nominees →